'Bliss': Film Review

Salma Hayek has shared a throwback photo of herself sporting a daring red lip makeover, and needless to say, fans are in love with the look.Posing up a storm on the red carpet in a plunging LBD and with her jet black hair looking glossy and straight, the A-lister shared the photo to mark Throwback Thursday. WATCH: Salma Hayek: I was told my career would die when I reached my thirtiesFans were quick to gush about Salma's appearance."Bold and beautiful!" wrote one."Wear red more often, I'm begging

Actress Salma Hayek recently spoke to Dax Shephard on his podcast Armchair Expert and revealed some rather upsetting news from her big break in 1995′s Desperado. Salma spoke about how she was not told there was an intimate sex scene between her character and Antonio Banderas‘ character. “So, when we were going to start shooting, I started to sob/ I don’t know that I can do it.

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Get Out” in 2017, and he hasn’t let up since. His performances in “Black Panther” and “Queen & Slim” were every bit as forceful as his horror hit, but he’s topped them all with this one.

“They’re not normal people!”He’s right, of course — they’re not normal people. But they are fun to be around, in an exasperating kind of way.“French Exit” was directed by Azazel Jacobs (“Momma’s Man,” “The Lovers”) and adapted by Patrick deWitt from his 2018 novel.

The 2021 Toronto Black Film Festival is here.

Jessica Kiang Not quite adult enough to be young adult, and not quite a children’s film either, Kate Tsang’s “Marvelous and the Black Hole” is a sweet-natured throwback, the kind of film a parent might wish their young teen would watch, rather than whichever dystopian franchise or fanfic adaptation they’re currently involved with.

Owen Wilson is at the top of his game in the completely ludicrous sci-fi film “Bliss.” Written and directed by Mike Cahill, known for his trippy sci-fi films, (“Another Earth,” ‘I, Origins”), Wilson not only keeps a straight face while delivering lines of quasi-scientific gibberish, but he also manages to sell the emotional stakes of a movie that often makes little sense.

Salma Hayek has debuted some fresh ink on her chest ahead of the release of her new movie, Bliss. The Like a Boss actress, 54, took to Instagram on February 4 to share a snap of herself sitting in what appeared to be a makeup trailer, wearing nothing but an off-the-shoulder robe.

The 1969 killing at age 21 of Illinois Black Panther Party chairman Fred Hampton was a potent secondary plot point last year in Aaron Sorkin's The Trial of the Chicago 7. That same government hit job gets expanded treatment and wields proportionately explosive impact in Shaka King's Judas and the Black Messiah, a historical thriller with an urgency that speaks even louder more than half a century later.

Peter Debruge Chief Film CriticA century ago, Winston Churchill made the case that “history is written by the victors,” but here in the year 2021, even — and sometimes especially — those crushed beneath the boot of authority have found ways to make their side heard.

Andrew Barker Senior Features WriterThe biggest challenge of discussing Mike Cahill’s “Bliss” lies in describing its premise without making it sound considerably wilder and more interesting than it actually is.

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An out-all-night odyssey in which romance is interrupted by a compounding series of mishaps and crimes, Manuel Crosby and Darren Knapp's First Date follows in the tradition of similarly named predecessors like Date Night, Blake Edwards' Blind Date, et cetera. In this case, the misadventure is mostly had by the would-be suitor (Tyson Brown), who gets waylaid time and again before he can even meet the longtime crush (Shelby Duclos) he can't believe agreed to go out with him.